Category: OrchidWiz

Adding an Unregistered Cross to the OrchidWiz Journal

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted over 5 years ago To add an Orchid to your journal that is not registered search for one of the parents. For example You want to enter C. Lulu x C. Angel’s Fantasy. Select Cattleyas from the group Name box found i... Read More

Adding a Plant to the OrchidWiz Journal

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted almost 6 years ago Search the plant you wish to add: for example, C. Angel's Fantasy.  From the OrchidWiz starting screen, enter "Angel's Fantasy" in the "Partial Text" box located inside the yellow group box "Common... Read More

OrchidWiz Tip: How to Search a Batch of Orchids

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted almost 6 years ago You will occasionally find yourself in a situation where you need to do repeated, multiple searches in OrchidWiz in a short space of time.  Here are some examples: You are at a show putting i... Read More

How to Find (Almost) Anything in OrchidWiz, Part 4

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted almost 6 years ago In this tutorial, I would like to introduce you a great search feature: The "Breeding Group" or simply "Group".  I use this criteria all the time and almost never set Genus, or Genus Abbreviation (... Read More

How to Find (Almost) Anything in OrchidWiz, Part 3

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted almost 6 years ago Remember to only enter that of which you are certain.  Suppose you had a broken tag for a phrag and can only see the last part of the name.  Or suppose you are looking for Phrag. Hanne Popow but do... Read More

How to Find (Almost) Anything in OrchidWiz, Part 2

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted almost 6 years ago In this section, we will discuss a common trick to use when we know parts of the orchid name but not the whole thing.  For example, let's say you are looking for Iwanagara [Iana.] Appleblossom whic... Read More

How to Find (Almost) Anything in OrchidWiz, Part 1

Author is Alex Maximiano, posted almost 6 years ago If you follow a few simple rules, you can find almost any orchid in OrchidWiz.  For the following example, we are going to assume you clicked "Search" from the OrchidWiz start screen (see main phot... Read More